A test conducted on the Ethereum network failed to achieve finality, meaning the transactions were not irreversible as intended. The bug was isolated to execution clients that had issues with the correct deposit contract address. The Ethereum Foundation, the non-profit organization supporting Ethereum's development, has not yet commented on the issue. This comes at a time when there is growing pressure on Ethereum to accelerate its development cycle, with disagreements among core developers on which features to prioritize. Institutional players are particularly awaiting EIP-7251, which would increase validator staking limits and potentially transform the economy of Ethereum.
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